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Waves and Rocks Mobius Scarf
One of the most interesting uses of a long-repeat yarn is a Mobuis worked from the center out. As the colors dynamically change, the pattern stays balanced along the edges. After creating a Mobius scarf with ripples, the next step was to incorporate entrelac, adding blocks of color amongst the waves. Although I suggest the Super
Simple Mobius Cast-On, any center-out cast-on will work.
Finished Size
Approximate circumference: 42”
Yarn
Sample was made with Freia Fine Handpaint Yarns in their River Ombre colorway.
200 yds - Sport weight
Needles
4.0 mm (US #6) circular 36” - 40”
4.0 mm (US #6) circular 20” - 24”
Notions
Stitch Marker
Gauge
24 sts and 36 rows = 10 cm (4”) in Stockinette - Sport
Skills Required
• Basic familiarity with the Mobius shape
• Comfortable working simple lace pattern
• Basic understanding of the entrelac technique
• Flexible BO method
Pattern includes written instructions for the cowl itself and a step-by-step photo tutorial for the Super Simple Mobius Cast-On.
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